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Mexico City, Mexico Mexico City's Cutzamala water supply system has reached 81% capacity, its highest level in a decade, thanks to recent heavy rainfall. This improvement is crucial for residents, including expats and digital nomads, ensuring a more stable water supply and fewer water restrictions.
La Libertad, El Salvador Bukele's unannounced trip to Washington could signal the end of TPS for 170,000 Salvadorans in the US, while the MS-13 trials continue, though raising serious questions about due process.
Koh Phangan, Thailand The Free Secular Movement has opened a secular community venue on Koh Pha Ngan as an alternative to the island's Chabad House, providing a space for secular discussions and events for Israeli travelers and residents.
Tulum, Mexico Tulum's taxi fares have surged to levels comparable to Madrid, straining local residents' budgets and sparking calls for transparency and consistency in fare pricing.
Santurce, Puerto Rico Avoid common Act 60 mistakes such as not meeting the physical presence test, confusing individual and business decrees, and submitting incomplete applications to ensure a smooth approval process.
Puerto Vallarta, Mexico Residents in Puerto Vallarta should be cautious as federal oversight of crocodile populations is being sought, with increased patrols and public education expected.
Puerto Morelos, Mexico Puerto Morelos is undertaking a 8 million peso revamp of the Bahía Petempich access road, aiming to improve safety, efficiency, and durability for both residents and visitors.
Mexico City, Mexico September is not the month of earthquakes in Mexico City, as popular belief suggests. While the fear is real, scientific evidence shows that any month can see seismic activity. Regular drills and preparedness measures are essential for residents and visitors alike.
Los Cabos, Mexico Los Cabos remains a safe destination for expats and digital nomads despite recent U.S. travel warnings targeting Mexico due to the geographical distance and state-specific travel advisories from the U.S. government.
Cancún, Mexico The recent U.S. travel warning mainly affects border towns like Nogales, leaving the safety of Cancun and the Riviera Maya unaffected for expats and digital nomads.
Santurce, Puerto Rico Navigating employment regulations in Santurce, Puerto Rico, under Act 60 is essential for business owners. Key points include hiring requirements, employment eligibility, and labor laws.
Da Nang, Vietnam Da Nang's healthcare system offers fast, affordable, and high-quality care, challenging common perceptions of public hospitals in developing economies.
Boquete, Panama San Miguelito community leaders are urging for the return of local peace judges to address ongoing dispute resolution challenges.
Isla Mujeres, Mexico The CFE has begun replacing old power poles on Isla Mujeres after a series of accidents that highlighted the need for urgent repairs, aiming to improve the island's electrical grid and enhance safety.
San Miguel de Allende, Mexico El Huizachal is set to receive a new well and water treatment plant, providing residents with cleaner and more reliable water supply.
